Nigeria's Non-Oil Exports Surge to $6.1 Billion in 2025, Led by Cocoa Beans and Urea
The Nigerian non-oil export sector hit a milestone in 2025, reaching $6.1 billion, a significant increase from 2024. Nony Ayeni, the Executive Director of NEPC, revealed this data in Abuja.
The export performance in 2025 marked a historic achievement for Nigeria, surpassing its previous records and demonstrating the country's efforts to diversify its economy. Key products like cocoa beans, urea, and cashew nuts played a crucial role in driving this growth, with increased market access and product diversification contributing to the sector's success.
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